The Punjab Highway Patrol Police in the Rawalpindi region organized a free medical and blood donation camp to mark the celebration of Eid Milad-un-Nabi. The initiative aimed to serve both police personnel and the general public, emphasizing community welfare during the religious occasion.
The event was arranged under the supervision of Sub-Inspector Yasir Arafat, Incharge of Patrol Post Padhraal Chakwal. Raja Shakeel Ahmed, DSP Patrolling, attended the camp as the chief guest, supporting the efforts to provide humanitarian services on this special day.
The blood donation camp was managed in collaboration with the Sundas Foundation, Islamabad, whose Director, Aftab Hussain, along with Admin Manager Khizar Hayat and their team, successfully collected 61 units of blood from volunteers.
At the same time, the free medical camp was set up with the support of Dr. Syed Rashid Ali, Chairman of Roshan Health Research and Welfare Society Pakistan. He was joined by Dr. Mohsin Abbas from Homeo Store Bohar Bazaar, Dr. Muhammad Kashif of RSM Sonikso, and Dr. Shoaib Qamar, who extended medical checkups and distributed free medicines to both police employees and the public.
The initiative highlights the patrol police’s ongoing commitment to community health and welfare alongside their law enforcement duties.
